Look at that... it's Tuesday and there's a drawing there!
This is an old drawing that I've just "vectorized".
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2 comments:
I like how slick these look, with the evocative font and the nice colors. Peg legs are always a plus. And the mask-over-face reads very well.
Cool.
Hey, I miss these guys. When are you going to do more short stories about them? I liked that one you did about Doctor Ocular looking for a job right out of graduate school. Everyone can relate to that!
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